Top 8 AI uses for clinical decision support

Implementing artificial intelligence for remote patient monitoring, clinical command centers and medication management are top focuses for healthcare leaders in the next three years, according to Philips.

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However, here are the top clinical decision support areas for which healthcare leaders have already adopted AI, per the health tech conglomerate’s survey of 2,800 executives from 14 countries released June 18:

1. In-hospital patient monitoring: 43%

2. Medication management: 37%

    Treatment planning: 37%

4. Preventive care: 36%

    Radiology: 36%

6. Pathology: 35%

7. Remote patient monitoring: 33%

8. Clinical command centers: 32%

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